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Thanksgiving is often viewed as a quiet holiday among family and friends, but it also offers a great opportunity to travel. So round up your closest loved ones and book a private jet to Las Vegas. It's the perfect destination for a true Thanksgiving to remember.
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The familiar hotel-within-a-hotel concept is once again making its presence felt in Las Vegas. After much anticipation, NoMad Las Vegas is now taking reservations for dates beginning on October 12. The soft opening allows hotel guests to experience a new boutique luxury resort in the heart of the Las Vegas Strip.
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Las Vegas regulars know nothing can quite match the excitement of the Strip, but there's a certain appeal in escaping the chaos of the tourist corridor on occasion. An attractive alternative is Summerlin, a master-planned community in the far west valley that's close to Red Rock Canyon, Tivoli Village, the Downtown Summerlin retail complex and City National Arena, a practice facility for the Vegas Golden Knights that's open to the public.
With the arrival of summer comes brutal triple-digit heat in Las Vegas. But that's no reason to cross a Sin City vacation off your to-do list. Check out some of the best ways to beat the heat and cool off around town.
More than 25 years after debuting at the Forum Shops at Caesars, Spago has relocated to a new home at the Bellagio. Wolfgang Puck's signature restaurant is now sporting a brand new look and boasts spectacular views of the resort's iconic fountain shows.
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Thousands of visitors travel to Las Vegas for New Year's Eve, but make no mistake - the entire month of December is a great time to check out the city. There are plenty of winter holiday celebrations to enjoy up and down the Strip.
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Nothing beats home cooking for Thanksgiving, but if you want a fun alternative, the top restaurants in Las Vegas know how to turn the holiday into an exciting night on the town. Check out the best options for a Thanksgiving meal in Sin City.
Make your predictions and brace yourself for March Madness. It will shock you with at least one and usually several stunning upsets among the 68 opening teams.
A good honky tonk is hard to find in Las Vegas. That's why country star John Rich is bringing Redneck Riviera to the Grand Bazaar Shops in front of Bally's hotel and casino. The bar follows a "work hard, play hard" theme according to the guitar player and singer, who is one half of the country music duo Big & Rich. He recently gave a tour of the venue as construction was wrapping up.
Redneck Riviera features a large open-air room with a stage in the corner for live music seven days a week, starting as early as 11 a.m. Rich says he personally designed the sound system and hopes to feature name acts as well as up-and-comers. Performers can audition by applying online through Redneck Riviera's Facebook page. The venue is looking for acts who play everything from current music to the likes of Merle Haggard and Lynyrd Skynyrd
In less than a week, the Park Theater will officially open its doors for the first time at the Park MGM resort, as Stevie Nicks and the Pretenders hit the stage for a classic rock double-bill on December 17. However, the newest concert venue in Las Vegas is already getting plenty of attention for a high-tech array of features.
The Park Theater can generally hold 5,200 people, although that number can go up or down, depending on the seating configuration. However, every seat will have strong sightlines and crystal clear sound. In fact, the back row is only about 147 feet away from the stage, making even the worst seat in the house a great one. Everyone will be able to hear every note of music perfectly, as the sound system by L'Acoustics was specially designed and tuned for the theater.
Besides our own fleet of jets, Cirrus Aviation has access to thousands of private aircraft worldwide. The larger the aircraft the more passengers it can hold, the further its range and the more it costs. Besides our own fleet of jets Cirrus Aviation has access to a network of thousands more aircraft worldwide. Whatever your requirements, call us today at (702) 472-9714 and our expert staff will find the right aircraft for your needs.
